PLANET MARS.
MYSTERY DEEPENS
FILMS OF RADIO SIGNALS
*T CABLI—PBIRH ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT _ NEW YORK, Aug. 27. „i ** e development of the photographic him of the radio signals for a 29-hour period while Mars was closest to the earth deepens the mystery of the dots and clashes heard by widely-spread and powemil stations. The film disposes in mack and white a regular arrangement of dots and dashes along one side. On the other at almost evenly spaced intervals are curiously jumbled groups, each taking the form of a crudely drawn face. P r °blein of Mars was successfully attacked by the use of a Coblentz radiometer capable of measuring accurately the heat of a candle a hundred miles away. The Lowell Observatory declares that the average temperature on Mars is eight "degrees E h t Swe.' m ' Cati " g that th 6 P' a ” et
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 29 August 1924, Page 5
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